Information regarding workarounds is also included.
A first-party app is an app that Apple creates rather than an app from another software maker.
Go toScreen Time>Content & Privacy Restrictions.
Tap theBackbutton or swipe up to go to the Home screen.
Go toSettings>Generalandthen scroll down and navigate toRestrictions>Enable Restrictions.
Once prompted, enter a new passcode (twice to confirm).
After you enable restrictions and enter a new passcode, you’re presented with a variety of options.
This selection doesn’t include apps you downloaded.
TapSettings>General>Accessibility>Guided Access.
You may also find this setting under:parameters>Accessibility.
Swipe theGuided Accesstoggle switch to the on/green position.
Go toPasscode configs>Set Guided Access Passcode.
Enter a new passcode and then enter it again to confirm.
This article assumes you are using a passcode to get in to your iPhone.
If you don’t, here’s how toturn passcode on.
Generally, doing this requires the following:
kick off the Touch ID-compatible app.
Go to the app’s controls.
Find the option that locks the app with a password or with your fingerprint.
If needed, follow any on-screen steps to complete the app lock procedure.
Go toSettings>Screen Time>App Limits>Add Limit.
In the list of apps, make a decision on which to restrict access.
Tap the check box button to the left of the app category you want to restrict.
Choose a time limit for the use of that app category (such as 1 hour).
you’re free to also customize the days you want this restriction in place.
Tap theAddbutton to save the controls.
However, it’s also the worst app lock option for iPhone.
FAQ
Closing out apps on your iPhonedepends on which model you have.
For older models, double-click theHomebutton, then swipe up on the apps you want to quit.
Toremove an appfrom the home screen, press and hold down on the app.
TapRemove App>Delete.
Torearrange the iPhones screen apps, tap and hold an app until the icons shake.
Drag the app icon to a new location on the screen.
